He whispered to his wife he might wake up the sleeping baby.? A. so that? B. on condition that? C. for fear that? D. so long as? 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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He whispered to his wife _______ he might wake up the sleeping baby.?

A. so that?

B. on condition that?

C. for fear that?

D. so long as?

解析:

根据句意，“他小声地跟妻子说话，惟恐吵醒了孩子。” 空白处应填入“惟恐，以防”，即for fear that。

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